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Death Of DR.. n1ossn Gum.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Dr. Moses Gum, the
eminent phys;cian and surgeon, died early
this morning, at his residence in this city.
He had for long tima been in charge OF
st. Joseph's Hospital, and was we'll known
in medical circles throughout tho country.
In surgery he was especially Bkillful, and
tho li0t OF operations performed by him
under circumstances Of doubtful Issue
have beeu for a long timo the admiring
theme Of the medical journals. = =
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4 Bank Suspends,

sr. PAUL, MlSX, Nov. 4,-The stock.
holders Of the Third National Bank held
a meeting this morning and voted to go
into voluntary liquidation. The bust.
neas of tho bank will be transacted at the
Merchants National Bank after next Mon.
day. Every cent OF the liabilities OF the
institution will bs paid in full. It is
thought that the stockholders will realize
about 70 centa on the uollar on their stock.
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Victory Of tho F.onch 0oyernm,nt.

PARIS. Nov. 4.-Ths nswspapsrs Of
Paris admit thstthe passage Of the Routes
Conversion billby ths Chambers Of Dspu.
t,ea il a victory for tho Government.
They attribute the Governments succes
to the support received from the Right, a
majority Of whom changed front and
voted for the bill. = " - -.
NJ. Paul de Cassssnac publishes in his
paper o ataseneat In explanation of tho
Risht's aotion, In which he Gays that that
party wiahed to give the Ministry its lest
lsason in s5nsgatiou and loyalty. He saws
the party will abstain from further dislr.
teres!edness, AZ .l- +. ID, :. s - - -, :,
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A DOMINION srATEsMAS



3 Great I,ritalu-His Qualifications, 81 .l,
NEw YoRx, Nov. An Ottawa spe-
cial says: Excitement was intense mere
last night over report that Hon. Edward
Blake, leader Of the oppoation in the Do.
minion Parliament. had been erreetsd in
Ireland for conlemning in speech deliy-
cred at Glea sharrold the orictlons Of GER
tsin Irnh tenants, which he held ve,s
shameful in every detail. A cableursm
was read late stating shat Blake ha,i mt
been arrested, but that he had by his nj.
terance raised q hornets nest abont him 4
Blake 10 coraidered the ablest s,atpsman mar
in the Dominion Parliament and aa sn
orator has no equal here. Recoznirine
his ability, Glsdntons has ireo uentiv nrs.
cd bis entering the British Psrlinment
assuring him constituency would he
found for him, and the fact that hs has
now taken the stump In Ireland Tor Homs y
Rule and in the intoreats of tbs Britiah
Liberal party gives weight to the opinion
expressed by many OF bis personal irienda
aero that no will shortly enter the Eug.
lirh : House Of Common5. He 'possessea
an independent fortune, and would maze
little or no eae:iGcs in making Eagland
his home. NJ. . ''"'t.''- - :
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3 BALTIMORE, MD., Nov: a.-Albers NJ.
Bfusslar, a letser earlier, is under arrest
charged with tho murder OF Michael J,
Bsisler,, an inbecile boy" Brussla,I went
homo last night under tho Influence of
liquor and the noise, Of somo children nlny.
ing prevented his going to sleep. Ia be-.
came very cugry and beat Bsisler ebont
the head. He then picked 10 the bov
and threw him down atsi,s. a The hoy vas y
putto bed but in a short timo, - =
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WILL ASK ron CLEMENCY.
The Gorcrppr will bs Potit!oncd on Monday
rs by tho attorneys.

Tho Goyerppr will bs Potit!oucd on Monday
BY t!io Attorneys.
CHICAGO, Nov. III expect to 20 to
Springfield Monday vita petition to the
Governor fo- elem sncy, signed by every
one Of the aeven condemned men," is
what Captain. Blsck sc;l 9 cluster of re.
porters today. "sdca.a pstttioa As gball
carry" continued the Uap!sin, "does not
mean that the men lenouncs their princl-
pies; that they are down on their marrow
bones begging for messy, or that they 70.
gard therlsolyes as guilty OF Sac crimes.
1t will bs complying with the law In tho
matter md calling on Governor O2lssby
to perform Q judicial act" Captain Black
naid that he would lcstty ths States at.
torney md Jrd ,s GesryN to.H1osrcy CT
Monday OF his intention to ask pardon
w prescribed by law. BE did not think
the STATES attorney would oppose the ap.
plication. As to who ToIld 80 With him,
he did not know. < & fs2 s.sa
Capt. Black and ], D. Oiivc,, q: the
Amnesty Association, to-day ssked Mayor
Roche for permission to circulate a pc.
titlpn ct the street corners, in asking OK.
ecutivs clemeacy ia behalf OF the con.
demned Anarchists. Mayor RpcAo says
he has no ooiecsiont to this, p.oyidingit be
done in 8 proper manner and with prop.
or spirit. HB dces not deairs that crowds
con2regate .. any oi the places where pc.
tltions arc circulated, 90 as to inssn,
venience travel, and will not permit such
s thing, but If proper petition, couchol
In respectful terms Is circulated on tho
ntreets quietly, GosoatIy and in order, ho
secs no objsc.ion. rhs Mage, will KAN.
inc tho plirasooogy and general cLarsessr
Of the petition bstors |! is giyaa out for
circnlat;nn i-l y sfFl.s II .as 49,. T' 'ti ~
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A Probable Cabinet UhnnEo.

New YoRK, Nov. 4.-A Washington
special to tho Sun ssya President Oleve'
lands Cabinet will bs rccast the latter
part Of this month. Mr.. Lamar will 60
on the supremo Bench and Postmaster
General Vlan will be made Secretary Of
the Interior. The dispatch ssya that Don
Ii. Dickinson, Of Michigan, Will bs the
next Postmaster General, unless he de-
clinea the appointment, which has been
rendered 10 him, f-7-1,l :; ~
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'' >-S--- "
Tho NIub hluue no RasIstarce

LONDON, Nov. 4.-The police this morn.
Ing dispersed l. mseting Of unemployed
soIkingmen who had gathered in Tfs.
ialgar Square and were listsninp
to an addrcss by e man named
Webb. The sc!iop of tho police was
IN consequences Of complaints Of shop.
keepers in the vicinity, who had com.
planned that their bueness was being in.
luEea by the gatherings Of tho unem.
pioyed, many of their customers being
afraid to visit tha chops while the demon.
stse'ions Eero being made. Webb was
arrested. The mob made no resistance.
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The Maynard Exnlohinn.

It waa learned yesterday that the ex-
plosion a. Maynard on Tuesday by which
tivs miners were burned, among them
TWO Wheeling men, wac in a smsll house
In which the Tvs mon kept "batchelor's
man,, aud not in tho smine. a kee of
powder sst in one; corner OF the room. A
miner til!ed hlsk, and afterwards
touched candle to some grains OF powder
followed, -s,5 /. y. = '''N~'' -sSo'1 ,'.''
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WHAT would happen if the Governor Of
Illinois were to commute the sentence Of
the Ansrchis. murderors? Some Of them
havo maid they would accept nothing
short of an unconditional pardon. How
could any one Of them decline the Gcy-
ernor's polite invitation to 90 to the peni.
teutiary for life? Probably they will not
bs put to the teet. }.Fa,ftes =
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All tho speaker. 10 h, rro.ocr,a,

DUBLIN, Nov. 4 Mr.. Cox, NJ. p, failed
to appear to-day at she Eunis court in
answer to q aumnons for attending pro.
claimed meetings in County Glare, and a
warrant for his arrest has been issued,
The Government is resolved to prose.
cute all pe,aons who took part in the mid.
night meeting q! Woodiord On Sunday.
October IS, a.which the proclamation Of
the Lore. Lieutenant forbiddins the meet.
ing vas burned. Among those 10 be
prosecuted are james Rowland, T. P.
Gill apd David Sheshy, members Of Par.
Lament, and Mr. Dennehy, Secretary tn
the Lord Mayor OF Dublin, I
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GORDON DISCOURAGED.
acknowledges that Hts Visit to Ohio Lost
~. 81 tho DeWQcrnta Yotaa - -

acknowledges that Hts Visit to Ohio Lost
the Democrats Votes.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Nov. 4.-Goyer-
nor Gordon arrived in this city last night
from Ohio, and in long conversation
with correspondent did not express a
hopefel view Of the Democratic outlook
in the Buckeye State. He said hs had
large meetinKs whero he spoke, but ex-
pressed the opinion that the people turn.
ed out to hear him more through curiosity
than to hear the Issues Of the camps;pn
discusaed. He was much exercised over
the kissing episode between himsslf and
General Morgan, and furnished tho follow
ing ior publication: :2.i AZ f's.,
!, THE telegram from Cleveland. o., pub.
lished in to.day's Atlanta Constitution in
reference to General Morgan and myself
ia malicious fslsehood, the whole tele-
gram being the same willful misrepresen-
tation IN that and in every particular pub
iished in tho Cleveland radical paper,
-, -, i, 'f{sii ]. b. GORDON.
Tho General rciuass to state why hs re-
turned home go soon. .-ss', z
In private conversation with leading
Demoerst IN this city he admitted that
bis presence in Ohio was making Repub.
ilcsn votes every day, and the Democratic
management felt that they could not ac-.
compiish any more good with him on tho
stump. y ss .Sg1 1ii.l..
AT his homo In Atlanta he does not hes-
itale to endorse the sentiments expressed
by General jackson at Macon in roferonce
to Jef Dav;a, no matter what he may
have said in Ohio. He is one OF the wor-
shipsrs OF old JEFF, and believes in white
mans government in carrying the cleo.
tlons Tor the Democratic party, whether
the negro votes are counted or not. This
ls the kind Of Southern Democrat which
the Ohio Democrats imported into that
State to teach them the Georgia idea. j !.
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Herr n1ost's monumental Scheme.

New YonK, Nov. 4,-John Most has
designed monument to the momory Of
tbs condemned Anarchists. A number
Of prlHonofs sIs looking ont Of two win.
dows at the figure OF woman represent.
ing ths puzzle, danked on both sides by a
woman in chains. One woman repre-
sents Liberty and tho other Justice. This
on the ground floor. On the market row,
in which the police ara seen clubbing tho
people on one corner, is O Rtatute Of Z
Gssry and at the other Of Grinnell
Above are seen standing four police off.
GERS, including CaptB, Schssck and Eber-
sold, with uplifted clubs, aud above all
stands figure Of inspector Bondsld also
aourishing club. Mr. Most WAS in 3
and revengeful mood.
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..- REVIEW OF TRADE.
Il. G. Damn S Goa Weekly nepost-Poiut,
OF Danger Wentliersd, ia.

Il. G. Dunn s Co.'s Weekly nepost-Poiuts
OF Danger Wenthersd,
New YoRK, Nov. 3.-R. G. Dun T. 90.
in their weekly review OF trade say: Not.
withstsnding the slow collections in many
quarters and some failures Of unpleasant
Significance, the prevalent feeling is that
the most sesioua points Of danger have
boon weathered, and that trade and in
dusries have been warned In Geason to
check unsafe expansion. The volume of
buniueBs continues large, whether Judged
by reportg from mony centres, by bank
exchanges outside Of Few York (which
exceed last years by about l3 per cent) or
by railroad tonnage, which results in an
increase Of about y per cent over last year
In reported earnings. - \
In Hpits Of an increase Of $lS 900 600
in currency in circulation during October
following the increase OF S34, ,O0O,O 600 in
September, prices do not advancs much.
Storko, after some days Of recovery, show
legislation again, with evidence that some
foreign holaeIs are rehlisiug. Wheat has
declined about one cent for the weak.
corn 3 cents,: oats ! !, coffee and lard
cent each, end cotton l.10, while beef falls
to an average OF 81 Is, and hogs sre 10
cents lower. Oil has been lifted 5 csnts
by combination to shut down sugar a
shade by reports regarding tho trust, and
tin end copper speculative operations are
in the nature Of ''cornesa." Wool'is still
in,buyers' favor. A borax trust Ia expect-
ed to raise prices. Rice reports are con.
Trajectory. Buyers hold Of on supsre.
The demand Is lacking in tea, and irfepu.
lar in coffee, and spice dealera require "a.
tience. in geneYal, petter pricea appear
only where there are effective trade com.
binntione. z. :. .5. , &, ,.3sI5as- a
Long hesitation in the steel rail market
ia broken by lower prices, Gales for North.
we6tern and New England delivery hay.
ing been made on the basis OF 1872 at the
mill. :. sAi33. 3 s. s. 4. SO 3 o.
Pig iron is weaker at Pittsburgh, and
offers OF No. i; Southern at $40 are report
ed here. Bar iron 10 not do strong, the
architectural demands lacking, and naili
arc dull. The signs INDICATE some shrink
sgs IN consumption just when new work.
sIe about to increase the output largely
Nor is the improvementseen in the wooler
manufactures. { 4 N. ll1i..I
Money is still rather close at Detroi
and Kansas City, but at most points il
easier or in ample supply, though collec
tious are 'inconveniently slow at SOM
places where currency Is abundant. Botl
Eastern and Western manuiacturers, il
many branches, Qnd the demand leso tbs,
was expected, and alike in Eastern az;
Western cities, narrow profits in trade al
reported. 4. z ifa1 Ri /.
Tho business failures during the las
|seven dsys numbered for tho Unite
States, 225; for Canada, 20. & Total, PAS
asalnst 9l6 last week, and 1850 for the col
Responding week Of last year. 8 3s;,5.llit5l
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4 sW1LKHspARRs, Pa, Nov. 4.-Rsv. z,nen
Loshawiez, Catholic priest Of tie Greek
church, in charge Of the chapel two mileo
from hero, was found dead iu bed ct a ho.
tel here this morning. He came to the
hotel ct midnight and slept with another
pressher named Cyril Dropha, in charge
OF the Lutheran church at Nant;coke.
Both men formerly lived at Shenandoah.
The death Of the priest ia ehroudad in
myateTy. An investigation is now being
mada = .Tlh .y d! Z, ttiig h. -
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IT may be that there is no politics III the
Baltimore & Ohio management. But 1t
is true that Mr.. Garrett was the active
supporter Of Gorman, and it Is true that
German has bsen made Baltimore &
Ohio Director to represent the State Of
Maryland. There is at lesst a politician
in the directory, and remarkably Bhrewd
politician at that. ss ST. l4
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THE Washington news.psddlers who
fxed up the bogus internal machine for
tho Chief Justice, do not eesm to have
realized that thoy were playing with fire.
Their prank may put it in the head Of
some crank to s!temp. something Of a
mora serious nature. They have uuques-
tionably forever shut themHelvea out Of
tho Washington newu market, and they
are likely 10 discover that it is within
the power Of the law to have littlo fun
with them.
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TuE Presldent's unanimous support Of
Follows will mako him worry solid with
the e1ilcs In Canada. II they could come
back they would work up their wards for
him against George Washington, II the
Father Of h's Country were in the aeld.
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Sunk With All on Hoar,l

NoRroLk, sYAr Nov. "A report has
been received hero that tho Ocean Bird,
Of Wilmington, N. O., Capt. Edward G.,
Daniels, carrying the mail between Mays.
head, Mantee and Elizabeth City, N. T.,
sank during the storm on Monday night
In the Paequovank river, and all on board
wore lost. Among the passengers were
three painters from Elizabeth City, the
Csptain'a son, u school teacher from Man.
tee, named Howe, and eeveral ;colored
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The New York Evening Post has changed
It's form from the blanket sheet to the
mora popular quarto, and ia consequently
much improved in appeseance. It is pos.
sib!o to adm:te the general excellence Of
the Erening Posl without being able to
agree with It in NIL things. Z
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The New York correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer says that in the EN-
pire State ''tho chances sre decidedly in
favor OF the Republicans" It ia to be
hoped that tho correspondent ls prophet
Of the first order. It's unpleasant to be
mislead In these matters. #|A o
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CAPTAIN DELlRIua TREMENs ls not q sale
commander to sail with. The owners Of
the Vernon should have given the people
a chance for their lives by telling them
that tho Vernon was commanded by a
confirmed drunkard. 5u@.t
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Emperor William,

BERLIN, Nova 4.-Enpsros William gave
audience today to Count Herbert Bis.
9arck aaa the Secretary Of tho Foreign
Olica, : 4 = ->''', 'e' e : :,
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Qke Gttell1;qe,tllf,41l:
once. Nos. % aud VI Fourteenth Street.
oscx moro come the rumors OF changes
in the Cabinet. And still 1t Is not said
this. Garland Is 10 70. Couldn't he be 70.
tired on pension '.2Is'.nIgi

TnR Republican committee Of Ohio
should pay Governor Gordon's expsnses.
He did the carse a world Of good. Re.
pub'lc.n committees should not be un.
vrasolul, ..u la.@s1d'.
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RacHIsTra, N. y, Nov. 4.-The strike
Of the Union printers in this city is prac-
tically o failure, many Of them arc return
ing to work. 3s z. b S,9
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A Policeman Murdered ,

CHICAGO, Ill Nov. 4,-Early this
morning, near Albany Avenue, lonely
part Of the Wea! Side, police officer Kegsn
was iouud lying dead on hia back with q
wound on his forehoad, evidently made
by come blunt instrument. Tho officer
had been murdered whils on his beat.
Whom found this morning he etill claeped
his revolver in his hand, but 1t had not
been discharged, there is no clue as yet to
the murderer. III AZ 2 7,,l
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sHEPHERDa,MecoNSELL- On Tuesday, scotem.
" bsr Co. 1857. BY Rev. Dr.. r. F. Randolph. psstnr
o. ho Fourth street n. +. Church. 1t lii rcsi.
5 genes, MI. 4sIs u. sHErHRRD and Mis-, LAURA
MCCONNELL, both VI this city, - =. ~ -
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the court. II 10 expected by those near
the Governor that he will mako no official
order, but aimply permit tho law to take
its course. i1'F', 5Sl I,a an El
President Oliver, Of the Annesty Asro.
cIation said tonight: The MACS meet
Ing We desired to hold Saturday night
wo have given up as 1t appears that for
some cause or other We havo been boycot.
ted by hall ownere, even though We offered
unusual rental. The Association will
make an effort 10 sscuro permission to
erec! "amnesty stands" on tho s.reots In
charge OF members OF tho Association.
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wAED poIIrI oIAN oijiLlsEsvsLAND

WAED PoIITIO IOIAN CLEVELAND ).
stoops From Hts High Position to Meddls In
n City Election.
New IoRE, Nov. 4.-Ex-Mayor Edward
Cooper has received tho following letter
from President Cleveland:
"ExEcUTIvE MANSION, 4
a-. WASHINGTON, Nov. 2, 1887. !
Hon. E,sard Cooper. Z 81, a
My DEAR SIR:-I don't think tho news.
paper clippings you sent, and now before
mo, amount to enough to even raise a
doubt concerning my desire for the sue.
cess OF both the State and the New York
local tickets in the coming election. You
know that I am very much inclined to
abstain tom any interference with New
York City campaigns, fully believing the
people OF that city to bs quite competent
to manage their ailairs. So "A
H ltsureiy ought not to be considered sny
interference, however, when say in re-.
ply to your letter that the Newspaper ex.
tracts which you enclose, totally misrep;
cent my w!shes and hopes in regard to
the fate Of your Democratic local tick.
ct. shall be very much pleased
to SEQ it entirely successful. I know
nothing which, if I were a vote,
IL the City OF New York, would rep.
resent my support Of Mr.. Fellows' csndi.
dacy without the leaot mtagivinga as to
his fitness, and with considerable persona
satisfaction. Please present my congrat
ulst.Qps to Mr.. Hewitt upon his excollen
letter published tl,ts Eorniue, 's>:7s,
Yours Vsry Truly, G
5 f,.5 GROVER CLRvEJ,lND. e
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THAT ArTEMprED ASSASSINATION


A Newspaper Writer Uonronses that It was a
Scheme to Get News.
WAsHINeroN, D. g., Nov. 4.-shelburne
G. Hopkins confessed this afternoon that
he sent the supposed informal machine to
Chief Justice, last night.
he says he invented the whole scheme
for the purpose Of selling the atory to
newspapers.
Hopkins was questioned by the police
this morning, but atuck to bis original
ntory. This afternoon, however, upon be-
ing closely pressed, he made clean breast
Of the affair to the authorities. 1t is not
known yet what action, if any, will ba
taken syainst him, ,5TI
Hopkina, in his confession, said that the
glasa tube contained French blacking, ink,
rucilngs and giant powder; that he
dampened the powder 90 1t would be i'm.
possible to explode 1t. The csps, he said,
were the shells of a large.Hizsd pistol cart.
ridges-they having been exploded before
no ussd them. VI p.
Hopkins accuses one Arthur B. Spsrry,
who has had come connection with the 10.
cal press, as b.iug in the plot. Hopkins
10 held in $4,000 on charge Of conspir.
acy to defrsud the country by furnishing
the press with bogus news for sensational
purposes: sperry, while not arrested, is
under police Surveillance. : '.s{.
sperry ia the party who called at the
Chief Justices reaidence last evening and
inquired whether mysterious looking
package had besn received. .,99:9fs54S3'siy, .,99:fs54S'i, !
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1IAISlSIEfl

GRAND Skating Carnival at tho Alham.
bra Rink to night. A -"
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La DIES csk TO see our S2 90 flexible kid
and morocco button shoe, worth Sc 50
every where. z 4 Il $8 81
I!.'&a'l 49,, SroNE'a OAsu SHOE sroRs, 4
The Portland daily press., 1887-03-16
anniversary Of Harmony Lodge.

The eighth anniversary of Harmony
Lodge, L. o. 0. f., was celebrated by one
of the most enjoyable gatherings in the his
tory of the Lodge. Between $50 and 400 of
its members and friends were entained last
evening by the sweet music Of the Mandolin
Club. who have appeared but once before
this season to the public of Portland. The
hearty welcome extended to Miss Bertha
Webb, showed the appreciation of her most
exquisite playing. Mrs. Fellows and Mrs.
Morrison were repeatedly encored both 10
their duets and solos. Mr.. Fred Adams has
been heard in Portland and vicinity this win
ter until he has become a general favorite
and his selections on this occasion were en-
joyed by all Mrs Perry was presented
with beautiful boquet which speaks for it
self. Taken as whole its was one of the
most delightful times that the Lodge has
had for many day and some of the mem
bers were heard to say that they wished the
anniversaries came oftener.
About 1890 o'clock the company adj
journed to the Y. M. c. A. Hall down
stairs and sat down to a supper of meats,
ice cream, cake, bananas, oranges and choc-
olate, tea and coffee. The party dispersed
after doing justice to the repast, well
pleased with the evenings entertainment